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What does the Bible say about being a speckled bird?

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The Bible describes believers as 'speckled birds' symbolizing their isolation and struggle in a Christ-rejecting world (Jeremiah 12:9).

In Jeremiah 12:9, God refers to His people as a 'speckled bird,' indicating their uniqueness and vulnerability in a world hostile to their faith. This imagery resonates deeply with Christians today, who often feel out of place in societies that reject Christ. Believers are transformed by sovereign grace, setting them apart in thoughts, desires, and behaviors. This transformation leads to a lifestyle that starkly contrasts the values of the world.
Scripture References: Jeremiah 12:9

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Are you a speckled bird?
C. H. Spurgeon · May 3, 2025
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